CHANEL Paris-Bombay Collection

In 1997, CHANEL bought seven workshops (Desrues, Lemarié, Lesage, Massaro, Michel, Goossens and Guillet) who are responsible for the beautiful designs behind the luxurious label. The annual show is of course noone other than Karl Lagerfeld, as a tribute to those "gifted craftspeople that make CHANEL happen." With inspiration from the "Paris-Bombay," Karl was able to do what he could by taking us on a magic carpet ride to the Rajasthan, while keeping that chic CHANEL signature. Umm hello, we love that! Paris is a magic carpet ride and today you shall witness it, see exclusive pictures captured by The Coveteur *grabs pearls & glues eyes to the screen*

Just had a HAUTE ATTACK!

FASHION NEWS: Karl Largerfeld Designs Wine Label

That's right, Karl Lagerfeld takes over another bottle this time...and it's not soda! Karl Lagerfeld has somehow found time to create a label for a bottle of Bordeaux in his busy schedule. Gotta love his hustle!

Women’s Wear Daily reports that the Château Rauzan-Ségla vineyard, which was acquired by Chanel in 1994, celebrates its 350th anniversary this year—and in honor of its “exceptional” 2009 vintage, the Kaiser has chipped in with a custom label. The illustration shows the winery’s chateau in France’s Margaux appellation.

Wine lovers and Fashion lovers UNITE officially! :)

Fashion News: Karl Lagerfeld For Macy's

Karl Lagerfeld designs are coming to a Macy's near you for a lower price! The fashion designer will be bringing his designs to Macy's in a collection called Karl Lagerfeld for Impulse. The collection will include colorful dresses, T-shirts, leggings, jackets and much more. Prices will range from a reasonable $50 to $170. The Karl Lagerfeld for Impulse collection will be available in all Macy's stores on August 31, 2011.

Lady Gaga, Victoria Beckham, Karl Lagerfeld & More Design Japan Relief T-Shirts

Karl Lagerfeld (left) and Alber Elbaz's T-shirts to benefit Japan.

Uniqlo and the Japanese editions of Vogue and GQ  have joined forces with the Save Japan! Project to launch Fashion Unites for Japan, a global charity initiative raising funds for the Japanese Red Cross Society.

Beginning June 25, Uniqlo will be selling T-shirts ($19.90 each) designed specially for the cause by none other than Lady Gaga (who previously designed a Japanese prayer bracelet to help earthquake victims), Victoria Beckham, Gwyneth Paltrow, Karl Lagerfeld, Blake Lively, Nicole Kidman, Alber Elbaz, Cyndi Lauper, and Uniqlo spokesmodels Charlize Theron and Orlando Bloom.

Lady Gaga (left) and Victoria Beckham's T-shirts for Japan relief.
The tees—which will be sold in 11 countries, including the U.S., Japan, and Britain—are expected to raise $1.2 million for Japanese relief efforts. While many feature handwritten messages of support ("One world in it together, your strength strengthens us," writes Paltrow), there's also a colorful red-sun backdrop by Lagerfeld, an illustrated portrait of Lauper, and a butterfly from Lively.

via: FashionEtc

Karl Lagerfeld Designs for Diet Coke

Karl Lagerfeld is an Diet Coke enthusiast who reportedly lost his weight due to a diet of  Diet Coke and Veggies. He's been hard at work designing three new aluminum bottles for the brand. This is Lagerfeld's second bottle collection for Diet Coke and he seems to really like his new "Bottle Designer" title. Are you a fan of diet coke?

via: MeetsObsession 

The official Bottle designer for Diet Coke, or “Coca-Cola Light”, as they say in France where his bottles were successfully sold last year. The Lagerfeld Diet Coke bottle will be available in 11 countries across Europe starting in April.